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Cold Atom Experiment Suggests Time May Emerge from Quantum Interactions

A team of physicists has created an experimental model using ultracold atoms that suggests time may not be a fundamental aspect of the universe, but rather something that arises from quantum interactions. The experiment, described as a "toy universe," uses atoms cooled to near absolute zero to simulate

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Australia Leads Global Push to Restrict Children's Access to Social Media

Australia Pioneers Social Media Restrictions for Minors Australia has become the first country to implement a nationwide ban on children's access to social media platforms, with the legislation taking effect in late 2025. The move represents a significant shift in how governments approach protecting young people in the

First Nuclear Clock Demonstrated, Promising Greater Precision

A New Kind of Clock Scientists have achieved a long-anticipated milestone by creating the world's first nuclear clock. Unlike traditional atomic clocks, which rely on electrons orbiting an atom's nucleus, nuclear clocks use the nucleus itself as their timekeeping element. This approach, first proposed decades ago,

Dangerous Tapeworm Detected in Pacific Northwest Wildlife for First Time

A potentially dangerous tapeworm has been detected for the first time in wild animals on the U.S. West Coast. The parasite, Echinococcus multilocularis, was found in 37% of coyotes tested around Puget Sound in the Pacific Northwest—a rate that surprised researchers given the region's lack of

House Committee Advances Bill to Restrict AI in Medicare Prior Authorization

A House committee has unanimously advanced a bill that would block the use of artificial intelligence in Medicare prior authorization decisions. The legislation represents a significant regulatory stance on the role of AI in healthcare coverage determinations. Background Prior authorization is the process by which Medicare and other insurance providers

Battery-Free Solar Fuel System Could Simplify Clean Energy Production

Scientists have developed an artificial photosynthesis system that essentially regulates itself, removing the need for batteries used in many current solar fuel designs. The key innovation is an electrolyzer that automatically adapts to changing sunlight by altering its electrical properties as it heats up. This self-regulating behavior keeps solar fuel

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Artemis III Spacesuit: How NASA's Next-Generation Suit Will Keep Astronauts Alive on the Moon

NASA's Artemis III mission represents humanity's return to the Moon, and at the center of this ambitious endeavor is the next-generation spacesuit that will keep astronauts alive on the lunar surface. The Artemis spacesuit, developed through collaboration between NASA and commercial partners like Axiom Space with